What should I draw ideas?

Drawing Ideas: Imagination

• Draw an object and give it a face.
• Create an alternate cover to your favorite book or album.
• Illustrate a scene from your favorite song.
• Draw a scene or character from your favorite book.
• Illustrate your favorite fairy-tale.
• Invent your own insects.
• Draw an intricate made up flower.

Why is my art so flat?

The darker the value, the less light—the deeper the shadows. When you shade a shape, you make it look like light is striking different parts of it to different degrees, and that creates the illusion that the object has form or mass; that it takes up space. And that makes it look less flat.

Why do my faces look flat?

When you have no shading from the light side to the dark side of the face your portrait drawings will look flat. There is most likely always a light hitting the model. Drawing with a consistent outline will almost always create a flat outlined look. Combining tone with line promotes much more dimension.

Is it easy to draw without knowing the process?

Without knowing the drawing process, you are forced to look up tutorials for everything you want to draw—even if what you want to draw is right in front of you. Yet, if you just learn this simple trick, drawing is that much easier. All it takes is hard work and consistent practice.

What is the best way to learn to draw?

Stare at it for quite awhile – and study the shapes before drawing it. Once its broken down into shapes or letters in your mind then draw what you see. You can always change stuff if you want. After all, you’re in charge of your picture. There’s really no rules in art, when you’re a beginner.

Can you draw and create 2D drawings?

In a few minutes you too, can draw and create 2D drawings. I guarantee it because I’ve seen it working for hundreds before you. Drawing is the basis of all creative skills and there’s so many benefits in having this skill (including DIY stress therapy!). So read on and see where it takes you.

What is Step 2 of the drawing process?

Using step one as a base, step two begins to add detail to the drawing. This stage takes practice to master, as picking which details to draw is subjective. Here’s my process: